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Oliver Petszokat est un Acteur né le 10 aout 1978
Oliver Alexander Reinhard Petszokat (born 10 August 1978, in Berlin), better known by his stage name Oli.P, is a German singer, actor and television presenter.
Petszokat, whose father Reinhard Petszokat was a policeman, began ballroom dancing at the age of ten. His biggest dance success was in 1995 as a participant in the winning team for the Youth Cup team of the Dance Sport Federation of North Rhine-Westphalia eV .
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Naissance 10 aout 1978 (46 ans)
Petszokat, whose father Reinhard Petszokat was a policeman, began ballroom dancing at the age of ten. His biggest dance success was in 1995 as a participant in the winning team for the Youth Cup team of the Dance Sport Federation of North Rhine-Westphalia eV .
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Filmographie de Oliver Petszokat (3 films)
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Dörte’s Dancing (2008)
, 1h20Réalisé par Andi Niessner
Origine Allemagne
Genres Comédie
Acteurs Jeanette Biedermann, Tom Beck, Oliver Petszokat
Rôle Neil
Note30%
Dörte Brandt rêve depuis longtemps de danser comme Baby et Johnny, les héros de Dirty Dancing, son film préféré. Elle énerve tout son entourage avec son rêve, surtout son petit ami Jens, qui n'aime pas la danse et qui n'est pas du tout romantique. Néanmoins il soutient son rêve et l'emmène sur les lieux du tournage du film, en Virginie.
L'Amour en vitrine (2005)
, 2hGenres Comédie
Acteurs Wolke Hegenbarth, Daniela Ziegler, Oliver Petszokat
Rôle Ben
Note53%
Baltic Storm (2003)
, 1h50Genres Drame, Thriller
Thèmes La mer, Transport, Film catastrophe, Catastrophe navale
Acteurs Greta Scacchi, Jürgen Prochnow, Donald Sutherland, Dieter Laser, Thure Riefenstein, Barbara Schöne
Rôle Second Officer
Note40%
The plot portrays the Swedish government as being responsible for using the ship to covertly transport Russian high-tech components to the United States. The story is uncovered by a young female journalist, not unlike Rabe herself. According to Rabe, divers hired by the Swedish government (signing contracts swearing lifetime secrecy) spent hours breaking into cabins frantically searching for a black attaché case carried by a Russian space technology dealer, Aleksandr Voronin (who died 2002). She highlighted US interest in various Soviet technology, including nuclear-powered satellites. She also suggested that panic about the stability of some form of nuclear device is the most likely reason behind the initial Swedish government suggestion of burying the wreck in concrete, a highly unusual proposal for a wreck, reminiscent of Chernobyl's sarcophagus.